The Sun. — London, England, 1809-05-03 00:00:00

rim), tile 'LONDON GAZETTE, May 2, sog.. in the Fast Resiment of Preconshire Local • , sioed by the Lord Lieutenant. To 11:: Lieutenant- Cotonel4:ommandant,—.Rwhard Davies, cd Sept. 24, *BOB be•Li,nitoiant-Colunel.—Walter Wilkins, Esq. Dated Veb.'l3, i 509.. To he Alkij .r.-- John Parry Wilkins, Esq. Dated Sept. 24, To be Captains.—David Lloyd, Esq. Richard Wilkins, I(..hii*lS Wood, Esq. ' Edw. Here, Esq. Richard lltaiithwaite, Esq. Geo. Overton, Esq. Mt dated Sept. 24, Samuel Evaiy Priet, Esq. Dated Feb. 13, I to ne. Lieutenants. - Evan Petry, Gent. David Davies, Gent. I.lcwiJiyri Prosser, Gent. len:ien Knees, Gent, Alt datel Sept 24, 'BO9. lames Williams, Gent. Ed. Ward Wilkins,' Gent. john Bevan, Gent. All dated Feb. t%.9. • To be ..timii.gns.—jeosapliat Prosser, Gent. lererniah Cams, Gent joi' Herbert, Gent. it t t dated Sept 24,1409. To be Quarter.:NLister. —Walter Walters, Gent. Dated .Sept. 24. 18 , 19. • ner'Sure,eon, --loseph Pritchard, Gent. ,Dated. Sept. - 24, • • Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norton:. • Norwich Light horse. Beath to be Lieutenant, vice Tornpson, appointed to tits Li 04,41 Militia, dated nttrch t 7, ;49. ' • Norwich Battalion. , • . Lieutenant-Colonel. De Hague to be Lieutenant-Colonel Com ;tied Dec. 3, nsign Wm; Now; son to be Lieutenant, vice Thomson, resigned. Dated Awl! 18css. 11:itsign,WilliinSpratt, Gent. to be Lied.: tenant. liatut its Luddon Yeomanry Cavalry. •!, Nit bolas Ilicott, Esq. tir be Captain, vile gmith,deceated. Tompion,Gent. to be Lieutenant, Vide Carpenter, te:dgned William Denny, Gent, to be Cornet, viee.Ker. resignco. Ali Uated as above. CotrilitiStatilis to the following Regiments of Local Militia, signed by ilia-Majesty. • • Ctiunty of Leicester. Robert Cox, Cent. to be tdjutant to the Leicester Regi v rrh'ait. insepdArnatt, Gent. to bc ditto to the Lutiglino rough itc,ziment, • .Ceorge Perry, Gent. to be dittO to the Weat Leietsterahirettegtment. County of Lincoln. Cent, to be Adjutant to the,Loverlen„..Re. Witham brocklestity, Cent. to he ditto to the Kesreven i anit Lincoln Regiment. Trius. Etnin. • son, Gcnt, to be'tlitto to tits Linthey R.egiment:• County of Merioneth. • • • • • R. M. Chadwicke, ~ sent. to be Adjutant to the Merioneth Itegitnelit. L'iLvis, Gesu..to be - ditto to the • • l an Kepinent. •Antn.:, , Harvest 15113C6011, Gent, to be . ditto to the Western County of Montgomery. , jtichar4 Ccitt. to be.Anjutant to the Eastern Itegi shot. • County Of Norfolk. Liz. Algae,' pent.. to tits Adjutant to the tst Western ftegi. merit, Robert Brett, 6. eist. to be ditto to the :41 Western Regiment. G . H. Gtv . ,on, Gent. to be ditto to the id Wu.qtrit Regiment.' • CoufthUrst, Gent. to be ditto to the tat 'Ed:itertl.ltegirnent. liras, 'Gent, to be ditto to tin; 2d ditto. S. H. Aldred, Gent. to be ditto to the 3d daft), M , County of Nc.rtharopton. rt • Robearrtat, Aleut. to Le ActjutAitt to the Western ite gtotent, • County of- Noi thumberlatui. Gerirge knes, Gent. tote Adjutant to the Npithomberland itrgniwnt. County of ()xt,ora. C. It. tiendersOn,itt, to be Adjiiiitnt to the Wen Regi. mcot. a , Coway at Pertibroke. C It S.ilition, Grist. - w uu rtitjut,tot to tho .Pembroke • County of Artl , uc I)o . .v,ites,• Gem to. ne • Adj °trait to the West Shrop bi a rt: 11. t7 , 1 1,,,1,it.-.• • lolinWilleinis,.Ccut. 'to beditto to vie North batokishar Regiment. Joan Proutitoot, tient. to be ttitto to the Wiekin Regin.ent. County of Somerset. CharleS BroW,fli _Gem', to be Adjutant to the Pollen Tirll Wgiinent; Win ,Noriliatt, Goat, to be ditto -to the So menu. aid Langport Regiment. John Wation,, Gent. to .be itlrto to til! 1. , .. , i5t‘ Somerset Regiment. I. Poole, Grut. 'to b.: onto to ine West Somerset Regiment. J - Cent. to tie,. ditto Or' hridgewider Regiment:. 101:u Rbwe, Gent. to be ditto to the Last Mendip Regiment. County. of ,S S. G. Simpson, Cent. to ne Adjutant to the Western Re giment. Rd. I. iceman, Gent. to be ditto to the•Soutaera . itegiment, J. E. Poole, Gent. to be dittO to the NOrthern 'Yin. k . Gut., to be ditto to the Lost ern RL:,mtent. County of Sutrolk. Worhoys, to be Adjutant to the Babe% Hutt . diol County of Surrey. E. 11. l'ost r, Gent. to be Anjoulit to the Ist Regimerit. Lioichin tient. to be tint) to the ad, Regiment. Dun, dent,' to be ditto to ttie 3d Regiment. ' County Of Suiseit.• ' • Aroirr, Gent. to Li Adjutant to the Chichester and egimetit. Paul Medier, Cent. to be ditto to the 41111 l.t wet> R egiinent. • County of Warwick. Edward Cherry, Cent. to be Adjutifit to the tst - RegiMent. Samuel Piing,: Cent. to be ditto to the 211Xegintent, or ISt Bitinitighiiitt Regiment. '. K. Macpherson, cent. to be dit to to the 3d . ii.vginient. M. Price, Gent. to be ditto to 'the 4th Re h inient. lames Sdurittertt, Gent.. to be ditto to Regiment'. .• Cd'unty tit Westmoreland, . )ohri Garnett, Gent. to be Ad : Pliant to the East and West Ward Regiment. G report, Gout. to be ditto to the. anti Ltottiditle Regiment. ' County of Wilts. • Henry Mite,' tient. to be -AcUtithitt to'the.titt Regiment. Robert. finglies, Cent. to be ditto to. ilia 2d Regiment. . Ni'Oowcll, Cent. tubeditto to the 3(1 Regiment. . loitivi.tennet. Cent.' to be ditto to the ithßeglinent. County of Worcester: • • / Taints Nash.- Gent. to be Adjutant to the West Regiment. vell a m, Gent. to,be-ditto to the City of Worces. Tilt, Gent., to_be ditto to the Noun Regiment. Samuel Kin:A.4, Gent. to be ditto to the Last ictKinitnt. c o vinty Of York (North Riding). I,,, vot i ott Sleigh; (Jew. to be Aciitnititt.to the itt Regiment. to-taere 10Wity, (icitt . to On ditto to the ad itee,unent.' Nipper, Cent. to be ditto to t let. 3,1 Regiinettt. Ripley, Gent, to be ditto to 111 4 .! 4t)l g eg e n - ke rn, c,;(insity of York (l .tit Xiding). GCM. so be AttintAitt ut Regiment. Pe. ter i j o l t, to be ditto to do; 3o keKiimmt—Wilitont I to be ditto to cle c„muy Of yolk ',West Kid.ogl. -- to be Atijitt.int to tile iisliPaiz tteri rient. Gent, io Le ditto to tins Citiven 'Re. I„;lni,LitEieWoo4, : Gcllt, to be . ingto lotia 11. Cent. to be ditto to the 10,3 ke h illletlt, Ct.1.4.i , .1 , 47 1011 !. 41 th ' e Renfrewshire Militia, signeClay. the • Luta Lieutenant. lilentertant W illi.tttt Henry Shatio,..troni the, Sussex Contain, vice Ci:rbett; resigile4dated Atirit 25' ,INriy. etohlot r, Cent. to be Emboli vita; Rouettson, ii;yointect to iii': dated as above.. * • Conunissionkoigned. by the LAO Lieutenant of llama. liognterstield.Troop of Cavalry. Sir Henry Paiiklett Si, loiin Bart. to be Captain, dateaA,prii 19, tgQ9. ISAAKKUPTS. of Great Vail:quoit, Norfolk, draper and tailor, •L ,I• 1 May 4, At four; t , t), RI tcti, and ltit)e . l3, at 4t tue YArrnoutir. Attornies, Mr. Cory, Yaritiou.th; or NiciSts. tianrult and ilsiett:Alte, 1.0,1.1Q11, i • filt3ll/Ck-pIC.C, retter-plaae, LtndUri, • .•- ea, toter, May g, 13, and lune t 3, at ten, at Guildhall. 11 , Ir. Allen, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, Richard Clarke, late of Whitechapel, hut now of White Horse-lane, Stepney„ Middlesex, lattor, May 9; 23, ant lung 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tyler, Bed ford -street, Iledtord-square. Gyorgt: Hart, now , or late of Stamford-street, Blackfriars road, aurrey, , horse-dealer, May 6, r 6, and lune r 3, at one, '• •• - • at London.' Attoinci,' Mr. Lain: beth.road. . • Joseph Nankin, of Holloway, Middlesex, builder, May 9, at one, 13, at twelve, and June t 3, atone, at Guildhall. At torney, 61r. Abbott, Spa-fields. • , . . : Francis Henry Bonner, of Fleet-street, London, stationer, May 6, 13, and lune 13, at one, at Guildhall. AttornieS, Messrs. Young and Hughes, Essex -street, Strand. john Lewis, now or late of Upper East Smithfield, Middle. sex, neenle-maker, May 9, it,, and June 13, at twelve, at at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Coleman.street. William Earle, late of Edmond-street,. St. Pancras, Middle- sex, dealer, May 9, i 6, and lune 13, at twelve, at Guild. hail. Attorney, Mr, George . Eyes, Chapcl.street, Bed. . . ford-row. Crovoslienton and faMei Benton; of Birmingham, jewellers, May 03, 19, and June e 3, at twelve, at the Eagle and" Child, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Devon and.. Tooke, Gray's Inn-square, L ondon; or Mr. George Burrish, Temple-row, Birmingham. Arthur Lewis, of Banbury, Oxfordshire, •mercer and linen. draper, May 6,. t 6, and lune 13, .at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. it , Gursitut t •strcet, cery.lane; Thunias Hawkins, of 'Bristol, grocer, May lc, 16, at eleven, and June 13, at six, at the Bush Tavern, B,iyral. Attor. nits, Mr. lames, Gray's.lnu.square, London; or Messrs. Morgan and Livett, Bristol. • Elwell lackson and Samuel Jackson, late of .13ilston, Star.- ' tordshirejapanners, May di, at tour, *9, and•lune 13, at eleven, at the Littleton Arms Inn, Penkridge. Attornies, Mr. Hunt, Surrey.street,, Strand, London; or Messrs. Growtleers, Wedneslaury. Thomas Lee, late Walsham le Willows, Sillfolke inn holder, May ;7, at five, 13, and lune 13, at eleven, at the Six Bells, Bury St. Edmund's. Attornies,' 'l4r. Pate, Bury St. Edmund's; or Mr. Giles; Great Shire-lane, London. Thonias WaltOn, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, linen and woollen- draper, May tg, .19, and Jun 13, at twelve, at the Tontine InnaSheffielti. ttornieb, Mr,. Thompson, Sheffield; or Mt, &dip; ernuicerv-tlane,. London, John West, Or - Charte . rThbuse.street, Middlesex, tnoney scrivener, May 6, at eleven, 16, at twelve, and,lune 13, at eleven, at - Guitditall. , Attorney. Mr. John Pullen, .Pore- -street. %Villain Bannister, late of RotplOrd, Essex, baker, May 6, : to, Unit June 13; at one, at CW1411411, i Olidua. Attorney, Mr. Cutting, liartlett'3.butidi;lgs, Holborn. Thomas Coldwell, of Wakefield. Yorksnne, dealer, May rz, at tive, 13, and lune 13, at at the New Court ; house, WuKetieid, Attoriii , :i, Mr . vans, Hation.Garden, London; or Mr. Beaver, W • . lonn.l3road, late of V trie-streer Pedlars-acre,Surrey, defiler, Addy 6, to, at eleven, and NM t;, -at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,,Meb4r4. kop,er.i and Sun, Mfrincbester tiiiiidings,- ebtniinster. • ' ' lohn E:iney, Lite of High' Holborn, Middleiex, — cheese monger, May 4, 16, , and June 13, .at-twelve, Guildhall. Attorney, .Mr. liryant, CopthaWcouft, Throgenorton. !Medi. • • hichard Clarke, of Tooley-strcet, Southwark, checscmon ger, .:‘ , ll, 13, 2.0. and lune t 3, at ten s atGuiloall. Attorney, Air. loot, rt Willetion, ku r niv al' s-tun, and 'Charlton. Creitent, Islington. , • DIVIDENDS; , may 29, lkates - Pollard and William Pollard, of Manchester, lot priners, .t yvo, at the Com urau.al 1 nn, chow: • _ • M.l) : :ltv., Joseph Bland and law Satterihwaitc, of Fen c*.art, Londoo instsrauce-hrokets., at eleven. At Guildhall. May a 3• lona 13,4rie, o( Castle Cr','a Somersetshire, 4tock ing*.n . witot, at eleven, at' the 'Alvtlird lnr,, Anshutt, Soine'r,etshire; May 7.7. Jacob Israel Levy, late of Haydou.street, Mi. :VI(I4LC6S:X. Jt eleven, at ciuildhall. jurh: 3. Margaret Ullock :i,d 'Mary tilloek; of Chatham, . Kent, linen drapers, at one, at Cuildnall, London. • 11.1.ay as. Kober t.Bricker, of Pot tsoa,.enunty of Southampton, builder, atone; at the Cto#ll . lnti, Gosport. gay 27; lame.; trine, 'late of Exeter, money-scrivener, at • tivelv s e, at the Half Moon Inn, Exeter. . May 27.. Henry Nantes, of W.lrritord,court, Throgmaitim. London. merchant, at , ten, at Guildhall. Alay ag. Niettolaa Itutldo),k, or Monkwearinouth Shore,' ljurnarn, butcher, at ten, at tne 'Mick Lioni:SteCk3oll,-' m May %g. "l'hoas I.angd.;:lci of Mandate, Yorkshire, Met. Watt, ,at twelve, at ßlack Lion, Stockton. dune .Maitland Maitland, formerly of St. Paul's Church yard, London, hdt now of . Thorley, Cottage, near Itiploy, Sway, theinkt, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon, • . tune l o h n Page,- of llishopsgate-street London, Maher. dashur, at twelve, at. Guildhall. .• lune 3. WilliaM Bennett, .of vy.lane, London:carpenter and builder, at ten, at Guildhall, London. itg. -William Wake, Of Spital.square, Londo n , silk.. wei. ver, ten, at • !one 3. antes ' Lovel I, •9( Houndsdi tell, London, baker, at one, at Guildhall. May 2;. Dixon Holmes, of Piccadilly, Middlesex, ware. houseman, at ten, in Guildhall,. May t 7. Henry Merttins lfird and Benjamin Savage, of [ef. trey's-square, London, merchants, at tea, at Guildhall.. tunb,3.. Samuel Davis the younger, late of Word, Essex, shopkeeper, at tine, 'at Guildhall, London, May 33. Moses loci, of High.street, Shoteditch, London, dealer in glass and eartlumware, at twelve, at Guildhall. May . 3 0 , John 1.,./ewill and Sampson Newilt, lattiof 'Stoke, Staltbrdshire, curriers, at twelve. at G uildhal I, LondOrt. Joseph Daulby, of Liverpool, slater and plasterer, at . eleven.'at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. May 22. Edmund ‘Vtiodroft; of Woollaston, Gloucestershire, hon.inanutaaurer, at twelve, at: the Beaufort Arm.. Tun, Cltepsto w . - May zz. Henry W illiams, of' C hepstqw,' Nlonmouthshire, merchant, at twelve, at the Beaufort Arms I nn,Chepstow rune 3. John Gash, of Parker's,row, Bermondsey, Surrey,. victualler,- at one at Guildhall, London. I une Thomas dray, of Rot - Ilford, • Essex, inultolder,. at ten. at Guildhall, London. - - May 25. Joseph Shaw,of I leiglits,;nearDelpb, Yorkshire, cots , ton-spinner, at two, a; the Palace Jon, Nlanclipsier. [one 3. john Isaac Dawkins, of I)all4.terrice, City.road . , Middlesex, manuNdurer.of and death in musical ~tents, at ten, at Guildhall. May 26. Anthony 113trell, Wiltshire, shop. li.eeper.. at eleven, at t;„.! C; ry l oun,t inn, Bath.. • • lune 3.. 'Edmund Rudd, or Lundon.street, Lontion,m,;;rehant, at ten, at .G uildhall. cERTIFIC4TES, . William heaven, of. Nailsworlh, Qlotics!ster, clothier. Peter Bentley,. or COlleg2sliill.Thanws-stieet, stone.m3son. Wm, Mawsen, V.ile of Kendal, cotton-spinner. Wm, rPearct! ' of Dover, cordwainer.; • iulm tiorne Clark, or tit. lames's.street, J o h n Darts , of Vauxhall, lighterman. . , teonatal Wm. lackson, of Brownlow-streCt, - Holborn . , net...maker. 'l'llomas Bale, of Manclw,ter, cot ton.manufadurcr. rug TIVEATuE.—A new Farce, entitled Temper; or, the Domestic 7'yrant, was ot: Monday represented by tlic Drury-lane Company at the Lyceona. . Th 9 piece has no prominent. merits, but. it is amusing; and was, well supported by' the Perfooners: In its out line it 'resembles the old farce of The Cheats Yr'. So . pin. Some Marko of disapprobation -. attended the_ piece, but the liberal feelings of the audience : in general, referring ,to the' late calamity, ;nut the laudable struggles Of the Committee of Perforrner# to unite au cl'stipPbrt the'gerterar .body, procured it a favor able reCeption altogether, and it will probably rise into more repute.' Tile 4Ovied author Mr. M. An alarming fire brnite out at the houselof Mi Striallet,.'at Eaton Bridge, - 1-ferts,at eleven o'clock' ,on Wednesday night, which consumed the sidle,. with two others adjoining : a fetriale servant* u.is: killed by falling 'OW the _leads at the top, of aie lips sa, in hurrying front the flames. ' SPORTING INTELLIGEXCE. NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING, 1809. - MONDAY MAY I. Ld C.-Somerset's White-rose beat Mr. R.. Wilson's Bevis, by Hambleronian, Bst. 71b. • D. 1. cogs. Mr. R. Wilson's Brown Stout, Bst. 91b. beat D. of Rut land's Ned, Bst. clb. D. 1. fogs. 30 ft. . Mr. Valniltiirt'S Burleigh, beat Gen. Grosvenor's Azalia, Bst. 21b. each. D. 1. 2'3ogs. h. ft. Sweepstakes of toogs.• each, h. ft. for S-yr olds and up . wards. B- C. - Mr. Coulburn's Grimaldi, 6 yrs Sst. Mr, Andrew's Thorn c yrs sat. 41b. 2 Ld Lowther's Pelisse, aged, Bst. 31b. - 3 Ld (; rosvenor's Meteors, 6 vys Est. 911). - 4 D. of Grafton's Morel. beat Sir S. Sitwell's Clinker, Bst. 4 1 b- each. Al). M. 20ogS. . , • Ld Darlington's Levant, Bst. 51b. beat Gen. Gower's Bribery, 7st. 121 b. Ab: M. roogs. h. ft. Mr. Craven's Beau Nath, .Bst.. rlb. beat Mr. Lloyd's Ze phyr, 7st. 31b. Two-yr old Course, tongs.' h. ft. Mr. Craven's Black Diamond, 6st. beat Ld Kinnaird's Achilles, Bst. 41b. Two-yr old Course 2cogs. h. tt. 1). of Grafton's (apart, 7st. 131 b. beat Ld Poley'sWeavet. Bst rilb. D. M. 2cogs. h. ft. Gen. Grosvenor's TruMp, beat Mr. Kellerman's Cocka. ' too, Bst. each. 1). rocgs. 0, of Rutland's Salvator, Bst..llb.' beat Mr. Wilson's c. by Hambletonian, out of Sophia, Bst. 71b. Across the Flat, facxs. h. It. D. of G rafton's Vandyke, beat- Ld Darlington's Ruben*. TUESDAY. Mr. R..Wardell's br. mare, Bst. 21h. beat Mr. Chamber's hr. g. Brinninun, by Patriot, bought of Ld Stm4eff,ist. b. .1). 1. toot's. h. tt..-3 to i apt , Mr. Wardell's br. mare. Gen. Grosvenor's Fair Ellen beat Mr. Bats.. , it'', Loom, by Shuttle, clani by Drone, 7st. 7tb. each. T+NO-yr old C. sogs,..a tot ou fair Ellen. Fifty Pounds for 341 olds, colts Bst. 41b. Est. R. 11t. Sir C. hunbury's bl. c. Thunderbolt ' t Mr. D. Radclifre's b. C.. by Gultionia . z Mr; KellCrnian's b. c. Cockatoo - - 3 1.. d Staweli's Edmund, by Golianna ' 4 Sir . C: Turner's Mr. Grimly, beat 14 LOwther's Hying, Bst. sib. vag.:ll. Ab,. M. Zoogs. h, ft.--Everi betting. Sir C. Tor - bees Bramble, 1i5t.. 3 111. b ea t Mr. Paynr's But rush, Bst. 71b.: Ab, M. 400 gs. h. 1t:-2 to aon Bramble. Mr.'.l, Croft's ;Bacchanal. berit 'Ld , t (a:lifter's Hyras, 71b. U.hl. tongs. li. ft.-. 7 to 400 Bacchanal. . Ld _Grosvenor's Eaton, Bst. slo. beat Mr. SliakesveaeS 4- David, Slit. 61b. Across the Flat, 200g5.--Even. Mr. Tit beat • Mr. F. Nicale's Ranger, Bst. 41h. cacti. Ab. M. sejis.-..s to 4on Italphina. A. The first Platz. of sol. by Sabsetiptiori. Across the Flat. 4 Mr. Wyndliirri's b. h, L. ;itopus, 6 )1. (pt. 31b. i Gelt,.GOwers b. t. ,iut.rtida, 4 yrs Est. bib. Mr, C.,Br4wite's tar. b. 6 yrs 7st, -71 b. Mr. Lailbroke's b. c. Tlistr,un 4 yrs Ist. • Mr. liadon's b. G. by Wittsicel, out .of Alibijn, 4 yrs. ost. lib. .' - • • . Sir F. Standish's br. Telzie, out of Paritot, 4 yrs Ost. 31b. 3, to t - on Canopus.. • The Second Class.- . -flandlcap Plate ofsol. by Sitbscription. Across the Flat. Sir C. 131.inbury's b. m. Agnes, 4 yrslst. 21b.. - Mr. Li.wes's, b. 1. Miss 'Sophia, . yrs 7st. 3w. - 2 `Ld Stawell's cii. c. No Conjurer, 4) is 7W. 3i6; 7 3 Mr. Lake's b. 1. Mrs. Drench, by Guildford,3 yis. sst.'lilb. - . 4 7 . 4 I). or i..;ratton's b. rn. Miitonia, 5 yrs 7st, Sib. s 1.4 lerscyPti b. h. L4ligtoh,.aged, D. of kutland's b. m. finqwttritt s - 6 - 7 to 2 apt Agnes-3 to asst flip itia: FASIIIONS: ItioP4 ACKERWIANN'S 1411.POSVIORY OF ARTS, rnsatoNs, • MANUFACTI:ItCIiS, J. BA LL Drs sss.-r White satin shp, under a crapedress, made to tit the figure very exaCtly, cut open in front, and .boultd 'all round with white satin ribbon and a row of beads, linked together in front with banns of beadS loosely suspended at sejnrite distances; short sleeves. the sante., = Fau richly spangled. • Pearl necklace r with diamond clasp in front; *ear. Dugs and bracelets to suit. White shoes srripedin scarlet or Hair in ringlets on the forehead; anri tightly turnettop behind with A diairiond comb.• Petticoats _very short. WA tati sie-nazia.—Dress of white Scotia washing silks 'Bishop mantle of sageor olive-gh;en striped endiplain silks ;trade .entirely without seams ; bonier pt trio same colour. . Hat to • 4orrespand, and .decorated with art.:Li:it tioW4‘. Slices sage or olive-green, also to corteSpond. - G ta AL Qs alto artnris.-:-Spanisli hats, which haue been worn ail the winter, .with feathers, for full dress; are now converted into walking hats, substituting flowers instead of leathers. StraW hats and bonnets, ornamented with tfuw ,ers, and v.- hitt: silk hats, are rnaking their appearance for rite season. Light silk. triangles; of colpors, ate much worii. Spencers, or a beautiful grey, ornamented with silver, not buttoned,. but.tieil loosely at the neck, form a roost depot ,The Scotia silk, Which we intoxiti* in last t 4 Udt. her, is now in great. regnest rur dresses, as is also the spotud muslin. Colours vary with the taste t 4 the ; silver grey is un quest i ona oly the Most ch:gaid- and the Most lashiridable. The attempt to introduce lone , viiits 14 0 coin. pletely they have not, 'nor will tr4l - (Act become fashionable. The full dress of this number Js the presentstandard. • DUTCH PAPERS., Almsinitial', Arum t 3.--Marshal Massens, the Duke .01 Rivoli, arrived here yesterday afternoon. According to information received here, the 'Aus triali that have passed tht Inn tienr Bra - nnau, amount to 00,000 men. The posts from Vienna, Saltzb'urgli, and Trieste, have fa . !;ailed; with Several others, From thu .eastward. According to the latcq forti4ition, tile Austrian head-quarters are still at Analifing. APRIL rumbq that the Archduke Fer had pebel rated through Bohemia into the Vp per Palatinate is wit hout foundation. This 'Moment ,Marshal Massena, several Generals, and it numerous escort, are leaving this city. BAyARIA, ADItIL 13.—The Austrians under the Archduke Charles are numerous. The Bavarian troops were compelled to retreat".before them. In case the Austriana should force a passage over the Lech, there is no doubt btu .a. most decisive anion wi'lltakeplace near Aegsburgh, and it is not i 111.; probable that this battle may ,be (ought.in the Lech felt!, a well known plan) bet weep the Lech and the WettaCh. Here the .Emperor Otto routed a vastanny of 'Huns onthe tuth of August, 955. SALUHN, IN ZOUTIIER;4 ItolL., APRIL 7.—Yes terday we had the pleasure of heciri'g Prince Eugene The Viceroy of Italy. .Hi; Imperial Highness was .accompanied by . General Chrirpentier, and several Ad , jetants,' from ilreseia. They passed the Geister berg, and after inspthing the - adjacent country, proceeded to Triest. To-day or to-morrow we expel .I,ouo French and Italian troops from Verona. ' RATISBON, APitlt 13.—The French and Bavarian troops have been in eAntlitual motion for 'several days Nit ; great itumter have passed over .the bridge here t 6 the left of the Danube. We eapeet Marshal ' Davonst here, as he - ha's rentoVed his head-qoarters. from. Bamherg to Nureenbui,;. The. greatest part a his army are at present in Bayreuth and. the Lipper "Palatinate. On Tuesday se'ennight a poor woman at flo*ford• bridge, near MorpetTi, %as put in terrible copster nation. by the appearance of ati Oth.tr deliberately walking across the floor. Never h a ving seen onbe iore, she gave repeated screanii, „whit: t 4 bcought a female neighbour to her assistance. - I ,Vhetitilis Amazon saw the. objettf her terror, bh d seized a spade and dispatched it ; she .then.looked t iiiderthe bed whence it had issi.lec, anCdiscovere.& .3nottier of the same species; wh , (.•! - , she also killed. it is supposed they had entered the house the'precedit4 evening, as ,the door 14e,d bean standuig.o* for some time. '.‘.;. s ~., e SHIP NE/PS; t. • .!; ISLNU i i4AY 4. Passed bit..ithe , Ayt..‘Verrne. friri ; htaria rth.- beth. Keen, anti the-Nine sicers, Sailed`.:--th'e Brothers. Iluinws, tJr the Ciipe . ol tiocti Hope; tieison. IJouithae, for Cork.; .rliexisoliOdiike Aucl the Aurora,. Noxley, fat Gettenbuiof. • B/R7IIS. Saturday morning, at her mother's house in IN imiteie. street, the LOY of Heury Shank, Esq. of a sci • Born Vaugb ter On Sunday, at his house in New Nod)! k .street,, Pak st!e 1 4dY of it. Wi34illson, D.nigu .t'ne same day, ttie Lady ot Peter 1r a, kaura, Pr ..•: Bloomsbury.square„, of a:1 Paughter. • ' Yesteraay moraint,•, the Lady pt A Icrroder Suthetled, of PstliatnenGstreet, ot I antghter. 1 . . . MARRIAD.. '. ••••- •'.'.. - • Olt Thuriday`list, at Larnbourn: William Si)ice!, I;,.ig. i 9f..lrePltbamptoti, to Mss I.r.ine, 0f,1...•.tb,,u1u. . •,' ' 1 At the same time, ti'. Al. I) : yillson, or Loii ..an, tr, 4 , ,1 i Elizabeth Prantis, of Laiiini•mn. -• 1 • On Thursday last, at. Vilnki nalivl Church, t:.,li , tileorge - AntOonv - ,'of the cornwltii,, 1-P.,:ke, tt, ';v11:,., Nfay ••'“ut Wilson, niece of Lietit,.-naiit-Valon4 Wilsi , o, or t,llll a31,t0... giment ot Tower I,.,iiiik:ts Mil:n.3. , . • , ()it Flitl.ly_the'aist nit, at stone's Clivriii, in-01601,y or 1 Lifclifiel,l, the tte.v. frith o,o,itat,ii ,, , soa of Wilit3ut c:"4 , -• stables Esq. Of Iliinash, m thc 4•;:!ilatity'or !-,.,,,"• - ,0"„ i,, Fratues, 1 youngest tiaughtcr ot the 1..it0-11v , f,.1);. .i., of Hlslstli -1 Perpoint; in the snit •Co+111: y . r, , 1 . Aril .atimily List, qt (..4030Vi,j4, 1 ( ~ .;;:. 7 ' c,t; I paftl,ls . r ri c e, ' ElitViii Mit Ail, VOl.lnSest ,hLylll,:r ot ,!,,, i.,..i: ~..,., I 1,..., 1 . . yi . 4 ,. .. 0 /0.141(1 .1 4 1 ,0 , 0131 a. I. twin It, no: s:inie day,. at Ilii.iii, s h?r,r,,!•Villiain MIL F,,,,q.., ,, i ' Uppittaitt, to Miss , Or4,e, ti , r,giitc:r ot v tililivirrt4. 7 l l l4 , :t Esq ot,fliintiligt:Alli. . ~ , • • ••, •'i, ''' -.. Yert•el , -C ti•if.' at im wi.. berll. Cim r,;:i,`sir. IZ , ;-herf N'te'v j en. un., ot I.:p . ilzr Thanies-str,:, , t, to L 4;.,,inc,.tivcoiiddstigittc r 'of Ala:Muir : , taitiaii.i, 1.:,.i. ,si i't.,:...tli.inl. . I.IIA D. On the aSth ult. aged I , in the 1-I.irb ,tir at Deal, after; few flouts ilinc.tbi, iniove,d%Wi idificiiti.. , l by 1 a ~; C..tpe.1. 1 . Officers, and Messinates, M i.--I.iiii:zs ill,irfay C!:.,i)b.) , b ' NI id. lia * Pl g i l r: n i . C i cs :cit .i l dx. c ri f se eil i rn rill i tia s is t it. t i a L , i :: s r . ,c ; o 1 f 4 7 :1: : - . :1 1 i i t tl . 1:1 1. t.:! 3 : 4 1 ; ! j e r s i 1 : 1 1 ,: 1 4:1 1 , 1: : :I . '? f t 9 ::: 1 4 1 :t . ., : r t i. 4) 1:1; n t i G: , :•P . ° :; ? .Ort-Friday.t;ist, 'at ILlilitS,. Nil, wiri,,,t ' t " I ' . ' ; • The saute muriling, t his. houst, , J n i:.:idpton Terr3c4i , ; 4l,4 ; ter a fr , m.si,liatirs.ilibess, it:ctroll L.; . :tori, Esq. f t•t z : , l'%' : ; ./ r z " /: ''' ( melt, :tins for nuniy yt,... 21,i3sta ot Ow 10-akTOI L YiS ,7O4 rf g.- / Street.' L'• . •• • , I• Ile same day,, at i her lit'flv., in I.4lnsdowngillsic . Kilt Mrs. Staiihens, Jelita ci t :.,.., :,,.. ..•4:iiii , :l Sze. , N.t.s,„„L?),Vt °' 1- I,..gennaCastle, in tha Cibway vi Ci - ;i44%1. , 11•:` f1: ` t ". . .• ' (lii Stltui.iv _ tttorili:ir, IN' N'0r:.,....04 , „m, pparn;7l,- i ,,. 6an., - Henry, the hidtst ~, : ,r, or 1....i.:!db 1...Y,.1" , ;.!, !'.sq. 11 I'. I -"Ow S4illefiiy,,t lior.:L.y, 41 t 0 . ,, 1i•.... , ..; CA T.l..;:Pit . k''' ' ' ' , l. Mrs. &flint:, Wile u: ,ual, AiiloL:l, li:-.i. ,r . ill; :,J.iicT , :•Latqatns; . On Sunday, Sciplii; 141,:it, dau , 4'1441 il rs. '4 , :,:fv.:7 of Nottingiven.pliwe t .,,,,.., ~, , ..... ~ ~,, o i: The same invit, a: B4Stoll , 4int:ee, itl li..7nt, t1i.:4 ) . , , Itvf ‘ ,. it. of tanm Itande!!, e*l . ; and , cart) . .oki c!i tuili.i..'..."''' 1 nn}; his Lady . NYai sately iiCtiveregt ut 1 Val. 1 . 3 1, taw 43y$ alp, a; . 4gc.olusgb:r, licliv,,l, Ann Long, ige 4 11 7 c is ' 41 i t i) 'h 7 :c e ll :s re as: "--7 . 3 t :e 31- ; ; :i i i .l , l-1- i i4 s r i tir I S 4 t c . f;' A l il l l h : ,-.Y :4 1. :: i r a e lung, 1 4 :: (1 ;N ' i a t ti. . l4 :;i::::l7l, in in c k r 1; ili ti jac n i Monday cieNel l j a l s l l l ,.. ! il o u v r f. e a ri 4c is li ' t S i l l ) f if e r e ic i e v r v l s 3l . a . I . lc, son ... of Pr- ' On Tuesday it),.:boitig, as Weytrrootn, rued six year re. &rick, the second ton Cii, Wllltain Witliato,i,:!ll4l: ttrt:tn-, iii= cola's. ion.iictis. Mahe, I'll tllO*E - 35t .`. ' On the 17th ...,f last N.)vensber, at . dies, in StrAchey, Ls+ ::;e..:q,:d I od,: - e,ot ; ,irc:nit :0;4 4l''' tatai Site eruviiiiid rbrNi;tiarMr, 4,i Oft/V.t 31.n1 of tlie.l4o, r. St:AA:hay, A TiAlatelKoia ut'SptiOlk:. . -. 1 ...----...... . . OP' STOCKS YE.lrsitriAr. !mita Stock, t 55 Itaim 'r;s. P t. ' Vxctici. fiilli, yi. Lai. ;'r:' Impetul 3 Ocr Ccnt. I) ELI) Attn. 7 . 3.16th5.1-'A Akt 2.111 inst , Ntnk Stick, 2.6 11.1,3wri per Calf. 9 aii wok 5 per emir. par Catir. S 2: I I per Cern. Rot 6, 66 per Cent. Cons 674 Bulk, 1.. Apa. ASA. s.atairs \THEN PROVESSIONAT, AIEN ,:I„ • EaucA *ion and Kea ponsibtli ty ti,vl.lte front the generstS' tern, by the selection ,o,ta varti,.::ilar branch, the stria'? of lOttg COUtiflued stt.,..p‘tS is the b;st criterion c.l Fourteen years have we deVOted our 1 , 11it..14; 1 / 4 Lt• ) elusive treatment .uf two 1)1s(•. - .1crS, ai.cl tile suc::esofu l or our Vinii • giVes eps adilitioCil jrd,wr to oppose, ;.s lai" s " z" li th re a l ; )o h r l i e l , n t t h i e r n t .i h v c es ‘ r o ri f t pxue . nr in s ti oo r r . ,) the 0 " After initiation into every lit.ineh A d-Practice, we c ° '' /c1 ; I.)lAica the sulf.:Tilli;s, of Si i'IIYLITIt2, f ) F- I l l 'is FA'rE Patielits, an'i 'Mimed wiSh to rescue • trout thi: 0, Inc cilii. 4 . ll Y d/111° gez'o - lis precipitancy of ,:ener.;t ~„( 1 6 r ttxvc of :t i r i e:n: "' s t y . i 'whi , ther',ir (i„,miont :clo'. • School"- boys, i n N tl u ie in t c r il eo " s ttn i e ) n i r. Jr:11 1 0 1 Fluently happens, that tile of Lite arjrpois m '' i I L ' t ) oi. Indiscretion of an iiirgoarilo.l - hour. "tcy Koperi,,r . such Complaints Jre. easily cured , and even vii , c re foo;al have failed, Vte trust that s:t: 101 y. preStlttle oiler ;t ' re -{..* blisttm u r , , Few, _however, nre tho Cases of complicate,. " this Disorder, comp ~ re,l with the cllamitoils s' l ,`,',o or wtl , ), irottt ;:tailli,cut:e in a'so 1;1 TA II 1 .',, the prevalent xi: , of Usllionatile . llle, acquire or 1.)..tbi1:,6 err usatvoilut.)lf..t consciluelue U 4,7 pernicious habits, fi . 4441 , 11 1 4-! ' ‘V{IVe ounappy suircrer broods nye' . 1 4, carefully conceal.a nis it lion fur hint.to that al thougb it Ut.ty 170 doubt or tinceitAdv whit other Pra.:litiqkeers. of thoe deheienites )sy the gradual 14.'4ft - is ot the asquirenient or r czlpenencn. map'l'e I f the rites or liacthus or Venns have hecin r t in manly vigour, much I,IIK .:1' will b:1 preveilied , counteraction of this languld state. and - in tlicse tor great difficulty will- oceirr: . iirtrwtterftiliN }cars cAisted, a proper perieverance is ind,,sp.i.,.,ts!Y 11:00,,te •tis revive the siutribeiitig spat ks of Life,' f` : : • . the Cuustitution, . The secreLy which is lir) essential to our u - Ithe , ,the qualifications v1 , i.,;11 we presume to state, for? is int io, of our pte rim snails, and •in coincidence wit 11 su ch ' / I " ' eft 0 1, tin is Wel', that Messi s. L R.; andtiy ; suited personally, Or by Letters (in,C!osi ,, i', it IL their House, Nu. ao, isrundel-stieet,' Sm. , 0 , 0 " . 134 r . • • 'fficre is an,adii rional, stilt= in %Voter -it; t and the naniels but it the Doors- 4 AIA I`l.o NIA -roam the it' C olkgc g Lorttlo 4 doff Testimonials trom.the Trost erni/7 1 1,.. ) iti pp! o i and Le timers, of rFgular liducation, and tio ; to the . Srudies or eVery Bral t I ) I . g rptlr irate " the inapeefion of any inquirer,' list that .success with Which witnivellithatlol°‘,..fkif.,iy, E. I,k I aod Co..Surgeuns, 29, 30,1 -, - , ........."--- . . . , I,jj NI) 0N 1 Pflnted by RI CiIARD HARRIS, of No. 4", Martrett-6ourt, Uow 7 ktrept ,_. and Published by W I 1. , LIAM A 14.:M I C E,lt $c lit PrS t l South tf o lton.streci, Giosvenarss.l I."' • At 1 4 1tu 6vN.Uvp l ae, No. 112, Strand i where dieiveriiserneitti; cyjv cri t o ( • oat Plii)er, Lt.lirri for the tilito7 : , &v. (postlaia), roust be addressed. ... . .